Our President and CEO Steve Arner has announced some promotions and transitions as he moves forward leading our organization.

Twice a year, Leapfrog publishes quality scorecards for hospitals across the country. The latest ratings are in!

CFMH and CNRV have once again earned an A, and CRMH earned a B. As the region’s only level 1 trauma center that treats the most complex patient cases and cares for the sickest of the sick, this is a major accomplishment.

In 2019, we began planning a large expansion to Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital (CRMH). As you have most likely noticed, the exterior construction on the Crystal Spring Tower, Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital's newest addition, is nearing completion.

We need your input to help improve our Compliance program. Take this anonymous survey by Sunday, Nov. 17. After you submit the survey, you will have the option to open a new form and submit your email to be entered into a drawing for a $50 Amazon gift card.

There are no right or wrong answers. We only want honest feedback about your experiences.

It's the season for giving thanks, and it's a perfect time to share your gratitude for your colleagues--whether that's one person or a team. Who are you grateful for, and why? Share your gratitude in the comments below, and you'll be entered into a drawing to win a prize.

Bonus! Double your number of prize entries by submitting a photo or video using this webform! If possible, please submit vertical photos and video, which are more compatible with social media reels.

Velocity Care is moving from the Department of Family and Community Medicine to the Department of Emergency Medicine, where it was situated originally. It’s common among healthcare organizations to manage urgent care services through departments of emergency medicine.

Patients who have opted to receive text messages from us will soon see a new number popping up on their mobile phone screens. We’re switching our Short Messaging Service (SMS) to Epic’s Hello World application, offering patients the ability to confirm and cancel appointments by text.

How does it work?

Early this year, we submitted a Certificate of Public Need (COPN) application to the Virginia Division of COPN (VDCOPN) to start an adult kidney transplant program at CRMH. Throughout the year, we have gathered significant support for our application and began a public campaign during the summer.